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Khaled Meshaal kisses Gaza soil and says 'I want to be a martyr'
Khaled Meshaal, Hamas's exiled leader, steps on to Palestinian land for first time in 45 years and says he wants to die a 'martyr' in Gaza.
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Russians stockpile ahead of 'apocalypse'
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Leveson calls for new laws to curb 'mob rule' on the internet
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Max Clifford denies 'damaging' sexual offences allegations
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Germany's GDP growth forecast cut
Germany's Bundesbank cuts GDP growth forecasts as the eurozone crisis and a slowing global economy takes an increasing toll on Europe’s largest economy.
Manufacturing fuels triple-dip fears
UK manufacturing output fell in October at the fastest pace since June, raising fears the economy will contract in the final quarter.
Shale gas deposit '50pc larger than first thought'
Bowland Basin near Blackpool reportedly contains 300 trillion cubic feet of gas.
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